Because sometimes you get a normal or even below the line design, but what important here is the music you hear. The Minimal House series of Futureaudio comes with a straight forward digital audio outlet design which is usually preferred by the labels and producers releasing their music mostly over the digital music universe.

They know that they are selling music over the net. And people buying music online, rarely considers the cover of the EPs he is listening. Futureaudio always has good music. Selected intimately by the label heads, all series contain the utmost and best examples from the genres and contemporary releases around.
In the 5th version of the series we have 14 very good tracks changing from bass heavy influences to minimal axcitement with a pure groove or an ethnic sample on.

Turkish minimal outlet Onur Özer's "Allegro Energico" gives the start with an ethnic shot. Clarinet again on the headline with angry snares which makes the track unique. Gabriel Ananda's "Offbeat" is one of the best examples to his 8/4 style. Tom Clark remixes Scsi-9 with a very robotic and unhuman atitude which takes our huge support. Christian Quast's "You Are" gets treated by the old wolf Markus Guentner, and stays as one of the best tracks of the compilation. Format B, Piemont and Maetrik are the other talented guys you can find in the LP.

But my favorite in the EP is Christian Dittman's remix from D. Diggler. What a beautiful track. What we hear here is a very prolific dub tech sound polished with minimal oil. The most tasteful track of the LP. Remained as the last track of the compilation, as a desert I suppose! Very delicious and eclectic minimal house compilation from Futureaudio. Go get it!


Christopher Çolak